Sparks v. Hall

JAMES, Chief Justice.

The suit was brought by F. Y. Hall and about twenty-six other persons against appellants to quiet title to a tract of land of about 4300 acres. There was an injunction asked to restrain the county surveyor (a defendant) from surveying the land, or correcting a former survey thereof, but no temporary injunction was issued. It was alleged that each' one of the plaintiffs owned a certain number of acres in the tract in severalty, the amounts aggregating all the land in the tract. No objection is made for misjoinder of parties or actions, and this feature of the case will not…